If a product is expensive, and is a large percentage of one's income, then the product tends to be more elastic. If a product is not a significant portion of the income the product tends to be more inelastic. Take a house for example, if prices were to drop, demand would go up alot. The same holds true for a car.
Growing Pains was sitcom originally aired on ABC from September 1985 to April 1992. It went through seven very succesful seasons with a total of 166 episodes, each special in its own way. Growing Pains was about a family of five, the Seavers, who lived on Long Island, New York. Jason Seaver was the father, a psychiatrist, who had his practice at home. (From the 1st to the 5th season) Maggie, his wife, was a journalist who worked for the Long Island newspaper in the first three seasons of the sitcom.
Warner Bros. Television; Maarten de Boer/Getty Images. Everyone remembers Ashley Johnson as Chrissy Seaver curly-haired cutie on the hit '90s sitcom Growing Pains but now the actress is a sassy, straight-haired 32-year-old who is winning at life and we want to be her bestie.